Fit for an Autopsy is an American metal band formed in 2008 in New Jersey. Known for blending deathcore, progressive death metal, and groove metal, the band has earned a reputation for combining crushing heaviness with atmospheric songwriting and socially conscious lyrics. They are widely regarded as one of the leading acts in the modern deathcore scene.

The band's career began with the release of the EP Hell on Earth (2009), followed by their debut full-length album The Process of Human Extermination (2011). They gained widespread critical acclaim with Absolute Hope Absolute Hell (2015), The Great Collapse (2017), and The Sea of Tragic Beasts (2019), albums praised for their balance of technical precision, emotional depth, and relentless intensity. Their later releases, Oh What the Future Holds (2022) and The Nothing That Is (2024), further established the band as one of the most influential names in contemporary extreme metal. Among their best-known songs are "Black Mammoth," "Heads Will Hang," "Mirrors," "Far from Heaven," "The Sea of Tragic Beasts," and "Hostage."

What makes Fit for an Autopsy unique is their ability to merge the brutality of deathcore with cinematic atmosphere, sophisticated compositions, and thought-provoking lyrics addressing environmental issues, war, social injustice, and humanity's future. Their evolving sound and exceptional musicianship have made them one of the most respected and innovative bands in modern extreme metal.